Marché Bacchus

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  • gays to do think i should gonna get here or not because the money is not important for me and just quality mater and what about wine is there have goo…

  • Last visited before moving to Las Vegas, a lunch from David Middleton alongside Lake Jacqueline limited but performing well enough that five years bet…

  • MarcheBaccusReview. Much like the Black Swan that finds its Soul Mate and stays together forever (they will actually come very close and visit from th…


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10 Reviews on “Marché Bacchus”

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  • Savir Jh

    gays to do think i should gonna get here or not because the money is not important for me and just quality mater and what about wine is there have good wine or not ?!!!!

  • Michael U.

    Last visited before moving to Las Vegas, a lunch from David Middleton alongside Lake Jacqueline limited but performing well enough that five years between Meals was undoubtedly too long, it was as a party of two that dinner was enjoyed at Marche Bacchus last Friday, Chef Amanda Hamilton now top toque and showing good skills across five courses.Still tucked away north of Summerlin Parkway, the seclusion and scenery un-Vegas in all the right ways, those returning to Marche Bacchus will likely notice a difference in the Restaurants faade thanks to an incident involving a runaway truck last February, owners Rhonda and Jeff Wyatt using the opportunity to expand the Restaurants Bar program which now adds top-shelf Liquor and Cocktails to the well-regarded Wine shop.Popular amongst oenophiles and well-heeled locals, the serenity of Ducks paddling by on the water enhanced by live music from a lone man and his guitar, it was after brief perusal of the menu that a shared tasting was requested, service from a professional young man outperforming many Strip Restaurants even as an aged quartet loudly proclaiming their love for Foy Grasss occupied much of his time throughout the evening.Seated in an elevated corner with some privacy, Octobers cooler temperatures perfect for dinner outdoors, it was with greetings from General Manager Angelo Reyes that Champagne started the evening, a warm basket of Bread buying time until the arrival of lightly charred Octopus that was a bit over-tenderized but otherwise enjoyable amongst Chickpeas, Tomatoes, Peppers and Olives.Next offered a glass of Sauternes, the label not disclosed but sweetness and viscosity indicating it to be fairly young, it was in a classic pairing that Chef Hamilton presented seared Foie Gras atop Toast, a price comparable to the major Casinos justified by both portion and its presentation with Huckleberries and cracked Nuts.Transitioning to White, a crisp Burgundy nicely matched to housemade Pasta that unfortunately sees Lobster get a little lost amidst fragrant Mushrooms and Citrus, it was by request that Duck was served next, the pan-seared skin and rosy flesh thankfully allowed to express their natural flavors which went well bite-for-bite with a complex Farro Salad and sips from Ctes du Rhne.Opting for Cocktails over Port to finish, a mixologist behind the illuminated Abalone Shell Bar producing one fresh Martini and a truly indulgent Brandy Alexander, suffice it to say that saving room for Dessert at Marche Bacchus is highly recommended as both the new Limoncello Souffle and Cheesecake are light and delicious, though not quite as noteworthy as Toffee-soaked Bread Pudding studded with Raisins.FOUR STARS: Matching scenery and service with a menu offering something for everyone Marche Bacchus remains a worthy off-Strip destination nearly two decades since opening, and although not quite as refined as Bardot or classic as Andres the Wyatts have something no other Restaurant in town can match in terms of their Wine prices while the new Bar and Happy Hour menu offer even more reasons to visit. endoedibles.com

  • Clinkerm

    MarcheBaccusReview. Much like the Black Swan that finds its Soul Mate and stays together forever (they will actually come very close and visit from their lake view of the restaurant) we have found a Soul Mate Restaurant where the service, food and atmosphere were very special to us. Our waiter (Vincent), the lakefront seating and ability to select our own bottle of wine for dinner from their Marche Baccus Market were exceptional.

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2620 Regatta Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89128

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